there are a lot of exchanges you can find that enables you to purchase bitcoins using credit card. In the event that I need to suggest one; it is unquestionably coinbase as it is you can say top of the number of exchanges in round of extraordinary trades.

Truly, most frameworks depending on cryptography when all is said in done are, including conventional keeping money frameworks. Nonetheless, quantum PCs don't yet exist and presumably won't for some time. If quantum figuring could be an up and coming danger to Bitcoin, the convention could be moved ...

you have several options to save your Bitcoin offline at cold storage. you can use Bitcoin hardware wallet, paper wallet, a USB drive or another data storage medium and on a bearer item such as Physical Bitcoin.

The biggest concern some governments against bitcoin is that the currency falls under no rules and regulations and can be used for illegal activities without leaving behind any trace. Hence the restrictions.

Bitcoin has always been vulnerable being taken over by the altcoins, however, due to the scams taking place in those coins, the users are not ready to put their confidence in alts. So, as long as they don't show any commitment, bitcoin will remain # 1.

Bitcoin is not backed by anything. They currency is just worth what somebody will pay or worth the cost of the goods/services bought with it. What makes them valuable is the fact that they are limited in number, globally accepted, and the expectation that they will turn out to be more rare and valua...

Pretty hard tbh. There was only a handful of exchanges and that too would take like an entire day to process a transaction. For example, the price of bitcoin during those years was somewhere between $100 - $1000. So if you were carrying let's say 30k bitcoins, that would be equivalent to around $3m ...